Townsend v. Huntzinger
Indiana Court of Appeals
Prom Madison Circuit Court; John F. McClure, Judge. Action by Monroe Huntzinger against William L. Townsend, as administrator of the estate of Olive J. Townsend, deceased. Prom a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtWatson, J.
The claim of appellee, which was filed against the estate of Olive J. Townsend, deceased, was based upon certain promissory notes • executed by decedent to appellee while they were husband and wife. It is averred that the first and second notes described in appellee’s claim for the sum of $50. and $150, respectively, were executed as the evidence of unpaid purchase money for real estate bought by decedent from appellee and conveyed by liiih to her. The third note described in the claim, for $25, was given by decedent to appellee as evidence of money advanced by appellee to decedent to pay for…
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